I found Brave more trustworthy than Chrome and better usability than Firefox. Just made a switch to it.
Readit Newsbit_4l commented on Google Begins Testing Extension Manifest V3 in Chrome Canary bleepingcomputer.com/news... · Posted by u/rahuldottech
bit_4l commented on Using Firefox for a faster, calmer and distraction-free internet marko.fyi/firefox/... · Posted by u/markosaric
The post briefly mentions multi-account containers[1]. I have loved using them and regard them as a killer feature for Firefox. Very few websites support account switching. Google is probably the best example, and even then, I don't really want to log in to both my personal and work Gmail within the same session. But containers effectively and cleanly enable multiple sessions for all websites.
Like tabs so many years ago, it's the kind of feature that seems obvious in retrospect. I can't think of a hard technical reason why we couldn't have had container tabs a long time ago. I hope mobile and desktop OSes will one day implement the same feature for apps/programs.
Whoever was involved in coming up with the idea and with implementing it, thank you!
Didn’t know Firefox has this ability, it’s the reason why I have to stuck with Chrome ever since. Couples of click to switch profile and that’s it.
bit_4l commented on Wunderlist founder wants to buy his app back from Microsoft venturebeat.com/2019/09/0... · Posted by u/mpweiher
It sucks seeing MS kills Wunderlist. I’m always a huge fan of it. Simple, intuitive.
bit_4l commented on Brave Becomes the Most Downloaded Web Browser in Japan usethebitcoin.com/brave-b... · Posted by u/UTBUTB
Isn't it what https://remoteok.io does?
bit_4l commented on Jack Dorsey’s account was hacked theverge.com/2019/8/30/20... · Posted by u/minimaxir
If it’s that easy to hack Jack’s Twitter account then we should think twice about its safety.
Sounded like a joke.
bit_4l commented on At Booming Toptal, No Stock for Employees or Investors theinformation.com/articl... · Posted by u/artfulhippo
You're assuming that this was a rational, conscious decision on his part. I've had some dealings with him that would lead me to conclude that this is just his personal inclination. He threatened me & my company over a wholly imagined transgression (and ceased completely when our attorney asked for documentation).
Believe me or not, the main point is that working backwards from behavior to the thought process that led to it is a difficult if not impossible endeavor, and there's no reason to assume rationality in the absence of information to the contrary. I wouldn't draw any great lessons from this particular situation.
Off topic but what an username!
I don't follow or watch Mr Beast videos, but from what I've seen, they are largely driven by a money fetish and as far as "creativity", it feels on par with the more boring "What would you rather" conversations I had in middle school.
Maybe he has unlocked the key to virality by vigorously analyzing data, but looking at his videos, at a glance, it seems to more be formulaic, predictable, and simply having an actual budget that sets it apart (if it is actually set apart, as I find it hard to tell how much of it is others copying his work versus hius work being unoriginal).